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... that in course of time, and i not of a particularly long time, the * emancipation of Lord Rosebery may mean the revival of the Whig party in Scotland, if not e on the other side of the Border as ivell. It is y not good for man to be alone; so we learn 0 on ...
... printing of a leaflet giving all account of them. After discussion it was decided to 46ft¡ the matter until Tuesday morning whig another meeting will be held. ...
... presiding. There were present-Messrs. Thomas Macknight, F.J.I (Northern Whig), Alexander M'Monagle ( Ulster Echo'-), G. Al. Ogilvie ( Belfast News-Letter), J. M'Bride (Northern Whig), B. Allen (Belfast News- Letter), A. W. Stewart (Evening Telegraph) ...
... PAST EVENTS IN OUR ISLAND I RECALLED. SEPTEMBER 23RD. I 1710-(A.an).-On the overthrow of the Whig Ministry, Lord Cowper, who WM Lord Chancellor for the first time, retired much against the wishes of the Qiieen. 1720—(George I.).—Tbe.Bank of England agreed ...
... Ryan's Coylton and Laveno went the same distance C. Waugh's Annun and Sati going a mile. J. Porter's Regret, with Waugh's, sen., Whig ton, galloped a niile. galloped a mile. ...
... means or other depriving him of his eternal and obnoxious jour. That was because on Sunday we had de. livered to us a weekly Whig paper. I used to read it surreptitiously, and to gloat over the leading articles, in which the Independent Liberals, as they ...
... since 7 Macaulay's time. Certainly the extant portraits of the Lord Chief Justice hardly I- bear out the strictures of the Whig historian. The recent decision of the Gorsedd to allow poetical compositions for the chair prize to be written in metres others ...
... the traffic of the great Causeway, has done nothing to improve the approach to its -Attractions. The evidence of the Northern Whig on this point is, we think, conclusive. Our contemporary,inarecent leading article on the subject, asks, 1 What have any land- ...
... them back to5 1846, when MIr. Gee made his entrance into 1 political life by boldly aecepting the challenge J of a Denbigh Whig, who had delivered a speech in favour of Sir J. Graham's Education Bill, will find the biography a useful reminder of the -services ...
... penalties if t refused submission. Yesterday the Ire pendent devoted its first leader to a diret attack on ,the pronounced Whig' cad,. date, Mr. Cusack, and a conditional cel nunciation f any Parnellite whowould gine him a vote. The concluding sentences ...
... a subject of the first importance. Within the last ten years the advance of Radical Democracy has driven the entire body of Whig landlords, and a large section of Liberal capitalists, into the arms of Toryism. That has been a great gain. It dispossessed ...
... CORRESPONDENCE. THE WHIG AND THE CUMULATiVE VOTE. to no E;DTTOr OF THEs BSELFAST sWs-LErrER Smp.-In Friday's Whig the editor winds up an article on the Harbour Board election by say- I ing- At the Harbour elections there is the canru-e lative vote ...